mikevanle

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^_^

michaelvanle

sbgs400

yeah i have one, $300 + shipping or trade for an exhaust.

mikevanle

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Shoot me some pics? Also how long was it used, and when did you buy it, etc.

michaelvanle@comcast.net

sbgs400

hey kinda busy this morning, i'll get you some info later today...

Adam2562

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mikevanle--make sure whoever you buy one from gives u the ecu chip that comes with it..

mikevanle

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Thanks.

It should include the following, right?

-pipe
-heat shield
-air filter
-ecu
-harness

Adam2562

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not sure about the harness but everything else.. yes

mikevanle

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Well from what I understand, the ECU has a "clip". The harness you hardwire in, and then you attach the ECU to the harness via the clip. So you can remove the ECU and leave the wire intacted.

LEXSOOS

NO, SRT Piggyback ECU don't have a clip, just few wires you have to solder to Stock ECU wiring.
There is no other way to do it, unless someone will make you a "custom" male/female connector (clip) which is too much work, in my opinion

mikevanle

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Hmm... in this picture here, it seems like it clips off to me.






On another note, how does the MAF plug up? Do you switch your maf sensor over to this SRT Intake?

rwheelz

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The maf fits right onto the SRT intake pipe. The ECU does not typically come with a plug on it like that.

macd7919

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The maf fits directly into the Srt intake via the adapter. The older Srt intakes came with a harness that plugged into the Srt ecu. Due to play developing in the harness plug over time causing intermittent connections they switched over to a hard wire setup.

lexlove

I have an almost new (240 miles on it) SRT Intake with race ECU will sell it for $300. If anyone is interested. Included instruction for installion Fit GS 400.